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Definition of hawker centre in English: hawker centrenoun (in SE Asia) a market at which individual vendors sell ready-to-eat food from small booths. Example sentencesExamples - My girlfriend refuses to eat hawker centre or food court food.
- The chef tucks into the day's first recipe, Hainanese Chicken Rice, a standby of Singapore's hawker centers.
- One night will by no means be enough to try all the dishes, and a trip to the hawker center sure beats the boredom of room service.
- Her food had just arrived when Eve noticed Casey and his brother enter the large hawker centre.
- The winner gets a delicious lunch with me at the hawker centre of his/her choice.
- We got dinner from the hawker centre and found a bench near the shore.
- If I had used a little more logic (very ironic for the topic at hand), I should have spent that $48 to buy 144 packets of tissue from the next lucky blind old man who approaches me while I dine at a hawker centre.
- At the Geylang hawker centre half the stores are halal, the other half non-halal.
- In April, the tourism board will offer abbreviated ‘Food Safaris’ charging tourists up to S $65 a head for a hawker centre sampling of 10 ‘must try’ dishes.
- Soon she started organising culinary tours to the local wet markets, hawker centres and ethnic quarters like Little India and Chinatown.
- Canteens, cafeterias and/or hawker centers in office and school locations offer budget-level hot meals suited to local tastes.
- Ethnic Chinatown has a grand hawker centre on Smith Street, with 18 kiosks spilling onto the road.
- A few weeks ago I was buying a drink at a hawker centre near Redhill.
- I'm off to swim in the pool before seafood dinner in a hawker centre.
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